> The FB case in US seems a bit stupid as what exactly do they have a monopoly on. They don't own a paltform as such. An upcomer like Tiktok can upstage them an

> The FB case in US seems a bit stupid as what exactly do they have a monopoly on. They don't own a paltform as such. An upcomer like Tiktok can upstage them and create its own space out of nowhere in a couple of years. Because Facebook is big and robust enough to take a few on the chin in order to make it look like "something is being done", which ultimately protects the industry from actual oversight and regulation.